Chin Line Ages a Woman and Freckles in Bible Tone
A dated prose piece discusses how chin lines change with age and how to tighten skin through exercises and routines. It then shifts to freckles caused by sun, remedies like lemon juice, and cosmetic creams free of lanolin. The text pivots to biblical imagery citing palm, fig tree, and tree of life with references to Jesus and prophecy.
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Gethsemane
Holy Place
King Solomon's Temple
Jesus
Jerusalem
Micah
Nature in the Bible Trees
The Bible is likened to a forest of trees with cedar myrtle pine and bay in Old Testament lore. Key scenes mention juniper oaks olive trees and olive imagery from Elijah Elijah to Paul. The olive tree figures repeatedly in judges psalms Hosea and Romans with covenants witness and blessing themes.
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Jezebel
Elijah
Hosea
St. Paul
Money and Morals In A Capitalist Gospel
Dr. William E. Barton argues money buys much yet cannot buy sunshine fresh air health or true friendship. He cites Johnson and the poem by Lowell to warn against cant about money while recognizing its role in paying debts and sustaining life.
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Lowell
Samuel Johnson
Oil Ejects From Baku Wells Penetrating Steel Deflectors
Oil erupts from Baku district wells with extreme force and heavy sand, perforating twelve inch steel blocks used to deflect the flow within hours and necessitating replacement.
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Baku
Get Your Man at Saenger Stars Buck Jones
Buck Jones discusses Western photoplay success focusing on natural riding ease over pure acting skill. He notes many city bred actors cannot ride with effortless grace, unlike true horsemen trained from birth. He cites William Russell and William Farnum as exceptions to the rule.
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Buck Jones
Fox
Saenger Theatre
William Russell
William Farnum
DeMille Says The Prince Chap A Real Comedy
William DeMille, the screen producer, praises The Prince Chap as the most enjoyable picture he has made It opens at the Saenger theatre Friday He calls it a true comedy with laughs and tears and a happy ending appealing to all audiences
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William DeMille
Saenger Theatre
Mr. DeMille
Health and dental care adage in early guidance
Health is easier kept than regained. The season of closed windows is followed by open graves. A decayed tooth is a greater danger than a fly in soup. Visit the dentist regularly and keep teeth clean. Be thrifty with health as with money, for a dollar saved is not easily replaced.
Morris Gest Reveals Chorus Girls and a Lobster Dinner
Theatrical producer Morris Gest told a Chicago luncheon a joke about Henry Ford and chorus girls. A wealthy Chicago broker reportedly took one of Gest's chorus girls after a show and asked about lobster, she declined and urged instead to buy a racing car.
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Morris Gest
Chicago
Henry Ford
Glasses strengthened by controlled tempered heating
A tip explains dipping delicate glassware in cold salted water before boiling and cooling slowly to harden glass and prevent cracking from sudden temperature changes.
Nobody Home and the Rise of Automobile Mobility
A columnist observes evening traffic and parked cars in a quiet town, noting autos boost mobility and broaden social reach. The piece debates whether increased movement is advantageous, suggesting cars enlarge the circle of acquaintances and neighborly possibilities within twenty miles, while acknowledging potential downsides.
New Velvet Fans Sell Like Hot Items
New fans described as large velvet affairs with flowers fruit and foliage laid flat against the fan. The passage suggests growing popularity and advertising mentions in News-Star want ads.
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Nature
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Mamre
Isaac
Rebekiah
Bethel
Gideon
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Saul
Jabesh
Joshua
Shechem
Conklin
Chase-Amman Drug CO
Rexall
Lockwood-Beadle Furniture
Kellys
Monroe Automobile and Supply CO
William E. Barton
Gillette
Frad Razor Company
Broadway
New York City
The
Saenger
DeMille
Prince
News-Star
Firestone Cord Tires
S. B. Hicks Motor CO
Monroe, LA
Watch the Crown
Monroe
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